Smoking
Smoking kills so why bother starting? This question is stated at the bottom of the advertisement in a big, bolded font. Within this advertisement is a picture of a man holding a gun, which he is reloading with cigarettes. This advertisement conveys the message that smoking kills. This advertisement goes by showing that smoking kills, by comparing it to bullets in a gun. It is stating that using cigarettes can cause as much damage a bullet can. The message of this advertisement is focused towards anyone who smokes or anyone who is old enough to smoke. Smoking has major consequences and should be truly thought out before starting. This advertisement goes about showing all of the effects that smoking cause by putting a list of them open for anyone to see. This goes back to the question previously stated, why start smoking if you know all of the …show more content…
These tiny object that is used to try to help relieve stress, or is just a bad habit can cause major health problems. Cigarettes are highly addictive. It is often compared to being as addictive as heroin. Why are cigarettes considered a legal drug, but heroin is not? Both of these drugs cause major harm to the body, but in different ways. Heroin can cause insomnia, liver and kidney disease, mental disorders, etc. Is that any different than cigarettes causing gum disease, cancer, heart attacks, strokes, etc? Both of these drugs have major health consequences, but why is one considered a legal drug but not the other. Cigarettes companies go about hiding this information by putting the risks in really small writing on the box. Have you ever wondered why the writing on a cigarette box is so small? They put the writing in a really small font so that the consumer will not be able to easily see the information. They are able to keep selling these death sticks by discretely stating the causes on the box. This advertisement just states the dangers of
Smoking kills so why bother starting? This question is stated at the bottom of the advertisement in a big, bolded font. Within this advertisement is a picture of a man holding a gun, which he is reloading with cigarettes. This advertisement conveys the message that smoking kills. This advertisement goes by showing that smoking kills, by comparing it to bullets in a gun. It is stating that using cigarettes can cause as much damage a bullet can. The message of this advertisement is focused towards anyone who smokes or anyone who is old enough to smoke. Smoking has major consequences and should be truly thought out before starting. This advertisement goes about showing all of the effects that smoking cause by putting a list of them open for anyone to see. This goes back to the question previously stated, why start smoking if you know all of the …show more content…
These tiny object that is used to try to help relieve stress, or is just a bad habit can cause major health problems. Cigarettes are highly addictive. It is often compared to being as addictive as heroin. Why are cigarettes considered a legal drug, but heroin is not? Both of these drugs cause major harm to the body, but in different ways. Heroin can cause insomnia, liver and kidney disease, mental disorders, etc. Is that any different than cigarettes causing gum disease, cancer, heart attacks, strokes, etc? Both of these drugs have major health consequences, but why is one considered a legal drug but not the other. Cigarettes companies go about hiding this information by putting the risks in really small writing on the box. Have you ever wondered why the writing on a cigarette box is so small? They put the writing in a really small font so that the consumer will not be able to easily see the information. They are able to keep selling these death sticks by discretely stating the causes on the box. This advertisement just states the dangers of